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Stytch pricing and limits

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stytch.com · Authentication
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Pay-as-you-go auth for B2B and consumer apps, with five SSO or SCIM connections included free — the most generous enterprise allowance in this set.

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Entry paid planNo priced paid plan: Pay as you go starts at $0/month and meters usage above the free allowances; the only other tier, Enterprise, is quoted "Custom".
RegionsUnited States only — Stytch runs exclusively on U.S. servers, so strict in-region data localization is not possible.
Free tierYes
CategoryAuthentication

Reviewed by Palash BagchiUpdated 22 criteria comparedSources last checked

Stytch pricing at a glance

Entry paid plan
No priced paid plan: Pay as you go starts at $0/month and meters usage above the free allowances; the only other tier, Enterprise, is… source ↗
Pricing model
Pay as you go with no platform fee: usage above the always-free allowances is metered, and the estimator on the page prices monthly active… source ↗
What the free plan includes
10,000 monthly active users, 5 SSO or SCIM connections, 1,000 machine-to-machine tokens and 10,000 fingerprints; usage beyond that is… source ↗

First line of each sourced value. The full text is in Stytch pricing below. How this free offer stacks up: cloud free tiers compared.

Stytch plans and prices

Stytch Pay as you go: free monthly active usersStytch's Pay as you go plan, which includes 10,000 monthly active users free. USD list price, as printed. The page prints no per-user rate past 10,000 (it says only that usage above the free amount is billed at its rates and that Enterprise gets volume discounts), so only the free allowance is priced here. SSO and SCIM connections, M2M tokens, fingerprinting and the $99 branding add-on are separate.
PlanIncludedMonthlyBeyond included
Pay as you go10,000 monthly active users$0Rate not printed

Stytch Pricing · read · every row quoted from this page

About the company

Stytch has been acquired by Twilio — its own site now leads with “Stytch has joined Twilio to build the intelligent identity layer for the internet”, first reported in November 2025. The pricing and limits below were read from Stytch's own documentation and are current, but an acquired product's roadmap and packaging belong to its acquirer.

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Who it suits

B2B products selling to several SSO-using customers early — five connections free is the difference between paying per logo and not paying at all.

Consider something else if…

There is no flat plan to budget against: everything above the free allowances is metered, so the bill tracks usage rather than a number you agreed to.

Editorial · Palash Bagchi · approved

Machine-derived signals

Not sourced facts — counts and matches read by a script, not a person. See each line for where it comes from.

Stytch's own site (stytch.com) self-detects as: hosting — US hosting, Cloud PaaS, Cloud Hosting, Server Location · CDN — Edge Delivery Network · DNS — Enterprise DNS (category-level via BuiltWith, not a named vendor)

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Stytch pricing

5 criteria
Free tierYes
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  • Pricing — Stytch ↗

    “Pay as you go Starting at: $0 / Month Always free: 10,000 monthly active users and AI agents Unlimited Organizations 5 SSO or SCIM Connections 1,000 M2M Tokens”

    Read 2026-09-06 · official pricing · Report a correction

Kind of free offerAlways free
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  • Pricing — Stytch ↗

    “Pay as you go Starting at: $0 / Month Always free: 10,000 monthly active users and AI agents Unlimited Organizations 5 SSO or SCIM Connections 1,000 M2M Tokens”

    Read 2026-09-06 · official pricing · Report a correction

What the free plan includes10,000 monthly active users, 5 SSO or SCIM connections, 1,000 machine-to-machine tokens and 10,000 fingerprints; usage beyond that is billed at list rates.
Sources (1) →
  • Stytch Pricing ↗

    “If you surpass the 10,000 MAUs, 5 SSO or SCIM connections, 1000 M2M tokens, or 10,000 fingerprints included in our free tier, you'll pay for only what you use at the rates outlined above.”

    Read 2026-09-13 · official pricing · Report a correction

Entry paid planNo priced paid plan: Pay as you go starts at $0/month and meters usage above the free allowances; the only other tier, Enterprise, is quoted "Custom".
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  • Pricing — Stytch ↗

    “Pay as you go Starting at: $0 / Month [...] Enterprise Starting at: Custom Discounted Rates [...] Base Price Base Price $0 Contact us”

    Read 2026-09-13 · official pricing · Report a correction

Pricing modelPay as you go with no platform fee: usage above the always-free allowances is metered, and the estimator on the page prices monthly active users, SSO connections, SCIM connections and M2M tokens as separate lines.
Sources (1) →
  • Pricing — Stytch ↗

    “Pay as you go Starting at: $0 / Month [...] Monthly active users : SSO Connections SSO SCIM Connections SCIM M2M Tokens M2M Optional add ons”

    Read 2026-09-06 · official pricing · Report a correction

Infrastructure

2 criteria
RegionsUnited States only — Stytch runs exclusively on U.S. servers, so strict in-region data localization is not possible.
Sources (1) →
Uptime SLA99.99% on Enterprise, which is custom-priced. The self-serve plans publish no uptime commitment.
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  • Stytch Pricing ↗

    “enterprise starting at: custom discounted rates enterprise support sla private support slack channel migration support 99.99% uptime sla hipaa/baa advanced fraud protection”

    Read 2026-09-14 · official pricing · Report a correction

Auth

6 criteria
Users included10,000 monthly active users free, permanently, alongside unlimited organizations and 1,000 M2M tokens.
Sources (1) →
  • Pricing — Stytch ↗

    “Always free: 10,000 monthly active users and AI agents Unlimited Organizations 5 SSO or SCIM Connections 1,000 M2M Tokens”

    Read 2026-09-06 · official pricing · Report a correction

Price per SSO connectionFive SSO or SCIM connections included free. Clerk includes one and charges $75 for each additional; WorkOS charges $125 each from the first.
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SAML single sign-onSupported
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SCIM provisioningSupported
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Multi-factor authenticationSupported
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Audit logsEvent logs cover API requests and dashboard admin actions, are visible in the Dashboard and retained 30 days; longer retention means streaming to Datadog Logs or Grafana Loki, the only supported destinations.
Sources (1) →
  • Event Logs — Stytch Docs ↗

    “Event logs should be available within a minute upon request completion and are currently retained for 30 days. For longer retention or external analysis, we recommend enabling event log streaming. [...] Currently Datadog Logs and Grafana Loki are the only supported destinations.”

    Read 2026-09-13 · official docs · Report a correction

Support

1 criteria
Support on entry paid planEnterprise bundles an enterprise support SLA, a private support Slack channel and migration support. Below it the page offers a dev success team to contact, and names no tier.
Sources (1) →
  • Stytch Pricing ↗

    “need help estimating usage? contact our dev success team enterprise starting at: custom discounted rates enterprise support sla private support slack channel migration support”

    Read 2026-09-14 · official pricing · Report a correction

Compliance

8 criteria
SOC 2SOC 2 Type 2, covering all Services, which the document defines as including the cloud-based identity platform branded Stytch. Stytch's own docs point to the Twilio Trust Center for the Stytch-named SOC 2 report.
Sources (1) →
  • Twilio Security Overview ↗

    “Certification or Attestation Covered Services ISO/IEC 27001, ISO/IEC 27017, ISO/IEC 27018 Twilio Services, Segment Services SOC 2 Type 2 All Services [...] means any (a) services or application programming interfaces branded as “Twilio” and (b) cloud-based identity, authentication, and security platform, and related services, branded as “Stytch”.”

    Read 2026-09-13 · official site · Report a correction

ISO 27001ISO/IEC 27001, ISO/IEC 27017 and ISO/IEC 27018 certified for the Twilio Services, defined to include the identity platform branded Stytch. Stytch's docs list an ISO 27001 certification among Stytch's own compliance documents.
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  • Twilio Security Overview ↗

    “ISO/IEC 27001, ISO/IEC 27017, ISO/IEC 27018 Twilio Services, Segment Services [...] means any (a) services or application programming interfaces branded as “Twilio” and (b) cloud-based identity, authentication, and security platform, and related services, branded as “Stytch”.”

    Read 2026-09-13 · official site · Report a correction

HIPAAHIPAA/BAA is listed only under Enterprise, which is custom-priced; the Pay as you go tier does not list it.
Sources (1) →
  • Pricing — Stytch ↗

    “Enterprise Starting at: Custom Discounted Rates Enterprise Support SLA Private support Slack channel Migration support 99.99% uptime SLA HIPAA/BAA Advanced fraud protection”

    Read 2026-09-13 · official pricing · Report a correction

GDPR / data residencyGDPR compliance via a DPA with Standard Contractual Clauses and EU/UK/Swiss Data Privacy Framework self-certification; data sits on U.S. servers only.
Sources (1) →
  • Data compliance — Stytch Docs ↗

    “Data Processing Agreement (DPA) : We offer a DPA that incorporates Standard Contractual Clauses (SCCs) for lawful cross-border data transfers. [...] Stytch self-certifies compliance with the Data Privacy Framework requirements for data transfers from the EU, United Kingdom, and Switzerland to the United States. [...] Because Stytch operates exclusively out of U.S. servers, achieving this level of rigid localization with their service is not possible.”

    Read 2026-09-13 · official docs · Report a correction

PCI DSSPCI SAQ-A covers the Stytch identity platform; PCI DSS Level 1 applies only to services named in Twilio's PCI DSS Responsibility Matrix.
Sources (1) →
  • Twilio Security Overview ↗

    “PCI DSS Level 1 All Services that are expressly identified in the PCI DSS Responsibility Matrix PCI (SAQ-A) The portion of the Twilio Services that are the cloud-based identity, authentication, and security platform, and related services, branded as “Stytch””

    Read 2026-09-13 · official site · Report a correction

Encryption at restCustomer Data is encrypted at rest in AWS and GCP using the Advanced Encryption Standard. Scope: all Twilio Services, which the same document defines as including Stytch.
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Role-based access controlFive dashboard roles — Admin, Developer, Support Manager, Support Agent and No Access — each with a published per-permission matrix. Stytch's own dashboard roles; RBAC for your end users is a separate product feature.
Sources (1) →
Dedicated infrastructureMulti-tenant: the production environment is shared and logically isolated in a VPC, with Customer Data segregated by unique per-customer identifiers. Scope: all Twilio Services, which the document defines as including Stytch.
Sources (1) →
  • Twilio Security Overview ↗

    “The production environment of the Services that are hosted with the aforementioned infrastructure providers are logically isolated in a Virtual Private Cloud (VPC), and Customer Data is encrypted at all times. [...] Twilio separates Customer Data using logical identifiers. Customer Data is tagged with a unique customer identifier that is assigned to segregate Customer Data ownership.”

    Read 2026-09-13 · official site · Report a correction

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Stytch pricing questions

How much does Stytch cost?

No priced paid plan: Pay as you go starts at $0/month and meters usage above the free allowances; the only other tier, Enterprise, is quoted "Custom".

Pricing — Stytch · read

How does Stytch charge?

Pay as you go with no platform fee: usage above the always-free allowances is metered, and the estimator on the page prices monthly active users, SSO connections, SCIM connections and M2M tokens as separate lines.

Pricing — Stytch · read

Does Stytch have a free tier?

Yes. 10,000 monthly active users, 5 SSO or SCIM connections, 1,000 machine-to-machine tokens and 10,000 fingerprints; usage beyond that is billed at list rates.

Stytch Pricing · read

What uptime does Stytch guarantee?

99.99% on Enterprise, which is custom-priced. The self-serve plans publish no uptime commitment.

Stytch Pricing · read

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